Bella is reminded that winter is coming. (S) (W)
Sir Kenneth enters a competition for knights. (R) (S)
Animation. The Lampies continue their struggle against the Roons. (S)
Ancient Greece: a Time Shifter is recruited by an Olympic athlete. (S)
Animated series about a computer genius and his super-spy alter ego. (R) (S)
Double bill of animated adventures. (R) (S)
Dean the manager is sacked by the record company. Shown last Thursday BBC1 (S) (W)
The Juniors start training in London. (S) (W)
Pawprints convince Mona that the principal is a werewolf. (R) (S)
The boys get jobs as guides for the town's annual Soap Day. (S)
The pair look back over their friendship. (S)
After leaving home, Manuelo finds employment as a chef. (R) (S)
Adventures with the US teenagers. (R) (S)
Wendy's New Hairdo. Wendy is nominated for a Nobel Prize. Shown last Sunday (S) (W)
The army, navy or the RAF: who rules the robot roost?
Shown last Friday (S) (W)
To Serve and Protect. The FBI has some questions about
Max and Isabel. (S) (W)
Presented by Steve Rider.
1.30, 2.00, 2.35 Racing
Live from Aintree, coverage of national-hunt races at 1.35, 2.05 and 2.40, introduced by Clare Balding. Commentary is by Jim McGrath, Richard Pitman, Peter Scudamore and Angus Loughran.
1.45 Rugby Union and Rally of Great Britain
A look at the build-up to this afternoon's Wales v Australia match, plus news from the finish of this year's rally, the decider in the world-title race.
2.15, 2.50 Rugby Union: Wales v Australia
Live coverage from the Millennium stadium in Cardiff (kickoff 3pm) as Wales try to defeat the world champions for the first time on home soil in 20 years. Commentators are Eddie Butler, Jonathan Davies.
(Barbarians v Australia - Wednesday 7.05pm)
4.50 Rugby League
Highlights from the final of three Ashes Tests between Great Britain and world champions Australia. Ray French commentates.
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Continuing the natural-history strand. Ends 7.00.
Series producer Simon Nash : Editor Fiona Pitcher www.bbc.co.uk/nature
Kenya's Hidden Crabs Braving mud and mangrove swamps along the coasts of Kenya, Wild Africa cameraman Gavin Thurston captures tree-climbing crabs on film. Director Marguerite Smits Van Oyen; Producers
Wendy Darke and Simon Nash (S) (W) Wild Africa is on Wednesday at 9pm
5.40 Nick Baker 's Penguins In the fourth of five programmes that focus on animals in their natural habitats, Baker spends a night with a colony of Adelie penguins on Antarctica and takes the plunge in the freezing waters with leopard seals. Producer Dale Tempiar : Series producer Fiona Pitcher (S) (W)
6.10 Natural World Treasure Islands. The Channel Islands provide a haven not only to millionaires but also to a wide variety of exotic creatures. John Nettles narrates this film about the seahorses, basking sharks, puffins, tropical white egrets and other spectacular varieties of wild animals that make these islands their home.
Producer Andrew Cooper ; Series editor Michael Gunton (S) (W)
A Money Programme film that, in the lead up to the Appeal Court trial for the "Guinness Four", investigates why the case against Ernest Saunders , Gerald Ronson , and their co-conspirators for rigging the Guinness share price has dragged on for a decade and has been dogged by such controversy. Producer David Strahan : Series editor Clive Edwards (S) (W) 3
Three-part series by Lucy Blakstad that explores the emotional impact of bridges on surrounding communities. Brooklyn Bridge, New York. From a musician to a reformed drug addict, people who live on both the Brooklyn and Manhattan sides of the bridge relate what it represents to them: hope for the future, an escape from stress and the promise of a new life in a new country. (S) (w) The new resonance of Lucy Blakstad 's series: page 12
Nearly 20 years on from his series Police, criminologist and film-maker Roger Graef pays a return visit to Thames Valley Police to see how the service has evolved against the backdrop of social change. New problems have emerged over the years but, as this documentary shows, the service has responded with initiatives of its own to tackle them.
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The satirical news quiz presented by Angus Deayton , with regular team captains Ian Hislop and Paul Merton.
Shown last Friday on BBC1 (S) (W)
A surprise visitor from Linda's past plunges the flat into chaos, while Suze goes into labour.
(Shown last Friday on BBC1)
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A zebra, voiced by Bobby Ball is cast to play the Beast of Crannock Moor.
Repeated next Sunday (S) (W)
Jools is joined by The Charlatans, Mull Historical Society, Dreadzone, David Gilmour, Mica Paris, Suggs, Mariza, Paul Carrack and his own Rhythm & Blues Orchestra.
Repeats are not indicated.
Secondary Schools 2.00 AS Guru General Studies 2 Languages 4.00 Working with the French; Working with the Germans - understanding different approaches to business. Working for Local Government 5.00 The Guide
Open University 6.00 The Cutting Edge of Progress (S)
6.30 Plus Ca Change
